Explore hydrogenation catalysts for reduction workflows, saturation chemistry, and process development. Review catalyst systems suitable for selective hydrogenation and reaction optimization.
Hydrogenation Catalysts
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- Palladium oxide (Ⅱ)CAS: 1314-08-5 Formula: PdO Molecular Weight: 122.4220% on activated carbon (Pearlman's catalyst), unreduced, 50% water wet pasteOut of Stock Item #: P396470View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- oxopalladium
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- O=[Pd]
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- HBEQXAKJSGXAIQ-UHFFFAOYSA-N
- InChI
- 1S/O.Pd
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- Palladium(II) oxide, 99.97% trace metals basis | palladium oxide pdo | palladium(+2)oxide | Palladium(II) oxide (99.9...
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: Xylene, Diameter (nm): 80In Stock Item #: C196420View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: water, diameter (nano): 50In Stock Item #: C196411View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: xylene, diameter (nano): 70In Stock Item #: C196419View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: water, diameter (nano): 70In Stock Item #: C196413View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: water, diameter (nano): 80In Stock Item #: C196414View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: xylene, diameter (nano): 60In Stock Item #: C196418View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: xylene, diameter (nano): 50In Stock Item #: C196417View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: xylene, diameter (nano): 100In Stock Item #: C196421View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: water, diameter (nano): 60In Stock Item #: C196412View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: water, diameter (nano): 40In Stock Item #: C196410View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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- Citrate-coated Au nanocages
- Citrate-coated Au nanocagesSolvent: xylene, diameter (nano): 40In Stock Item #: C196416View ProductPricing & Pack Sizes
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right Hydrogenation Catalysts for my reaction?
Match catalyst structure to your substrate scope, desired selectivity, and reaction conditions. Hydrogenation Catalysts differ in metal center, ligand framework, and electronic properties. Run small-scale screening with 2-3 candidates before committing to scale-up.
What specifications matter most when comparing Hydrogenation Catalysts?
Focus on purity (typically ≥95%), particle size or solubility for heterogeneous systems, moisture and air sensitivity, catalyst loading recommendations, and turnover number from published data. Check storage conditions carefully.
How should Hydrogenation Catalysts be handled and stored?
Most hydrogenation catalysts require inert atmosphere storage (argon or nitrogen). Some are air- and moisture-sensitive — use a glovebox or Schlenk line for measurement. Refrigerated storage at 2-8°C extends shelf life for many products.
Are pre-formed metal complexes available?
Yes. Many hydrogenation catalysts are stocked as pre-formed, ready-to-use complexes that eliminate the need for in-situ ligation. This improves reproducibility and reduces handling of sensitive precursors.